Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-21
FAVORITE FLYERS.
A Good Days Racing Yesterday
TO-Day,s Entrees.

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weather at the Agricultural Park
to-day was cool and pleasant and the
track fine.
The first race for three-year-old
trotters stakes, 500 entrance, $40(
added, proved a walk-over for John G.
Shelley, he being the only colt answer.
ing the summoning bell. He was
logged over the course and awarded
the stakes.
The second event, extra race for
2 20 pacers-Ella S., Charley Brown,
Billy Bunker, Pocahontas and Brace
let starters. Ella S. forced Bunker to
break a length from the wire and won
the heat by a head in 2:2l1s, Charley
Brown third.
Second heat-Bunker broke near the
wire and Ella S. won by a length,
Bunker second, Bracelet third. Time,
2:2O1a.
Ella S. won the final heat in 2 :241a
Billy Bunker was awarded second and
Charley Brown third money.
Third race, 3-minute class-Arrow
Perihelion and Rosie M. starters. Arrow
won the first heat, Perihelion second
time, 2 :2934. Arrow led all the way
around and also won the second heat,
Perihelion second; time, 2:274.
The third neat Arrow won, taking
first money, Perihelion second, Rosie
M. third; time, 2:291a.
The last and principal event of the
Ioxy that Of {hn .C0 ol,c fr,,,
purse of $1,000. Lot Slocum, Stam-
boul, Sister and Menlo were the start
ers. Slocum crossed the line winner
by two lengths, Stamboul second, Sis
ter third; time, %.
Slocum won the second heat by
three lengths in 2:19, Stamboul sec
ond, Sister third.
In the last heat Slocum took the
lead and retained it to the finish, with
Sister second and Stamboul third !;
time, 2:21.
AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Septembers 90
Weather clear and cool, track fast.
First race, one mile, Poteen won, Es-
trella second, Derochment third.
Time, :43A. Fifteen starters.
Second race, three-fourths of a mile,
Eva X. won, Glenhall second, Bank
rupt third. Time, 1:16. Eighteen
starters.
Two miles, Ledger stakes, Mont
rose won, Liberetto second, Procras-
tination third. Time, 4:05. Three
starters.
Five-eighths of a mile, Kennesse
won, Tudor second, Hattie d. third.
Time, l 03. Eleven starters.
Seven-eighthso of a mile, Lafitte won,
Catalpa second, Panama third. Time,
l ;32. Seven starters.
BROOKLYN RACES.
BROOKLYN, September 20.-Weather
clear and cool, track fast.
First race, five-eighths of a mile
Cyclops won, Burch second, Ballston
third. Time, :0234. Fourteen starters.
One and one-sixteenth miles-Lelex
won, Esquimaux second, Rosalind
third. Time, 1 :0514. Ten starters.
Three-quarters of mile-Geraldine'
won, Empress OF Norfolk second,
Satisfaction third. lime, :151a. Six
starters.
One and one-fourth miles-Eurus
won, Excelsior second, Richmond
third. Time, :09. Fourteen starters.
Five-eighths of mile-Leop won,
George Oyster second, Speedwell
third. Time, 1929. Seventeen
starters.
One mile--Little Minnie won, Red
stone second, Nellie Van third.
Time, l :444. Seventeen starters.
DETROIT DRIVING CLUB.
DETROIT, September 20.-The fall
meeting of the Detroit Driving Club
opened this afternoon. The track was
smooth and not hard and the weather
warm and pleasant.
Four-year-old stake race OF the
Michigan Stock Breeders Association
-Strategist walked over. Time,
2:21A.
2:40 class, trotting for a purse of
$6000-Miss Woodford won, Senator
second, Emma E. third, the others
drawn. Best time, 2:221.
Free-for-all pacing, purse $1,000
Gossip won, Duplex second, Frank
Champ third, Conway fourth. Time,
2:171a.